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To say that Alexisonfire had a devoted following in 2006 would be an understatement. Since their self-titled album was released in 2002 the post-hardcore St. Catharines group had amassed a huge fanbase that had only grown exponentially. Incorporating intense, aggressive elements from hardcore music and vast, expansive elements from post-rock was a winning combination and…

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